A perfect resource for revision and practising persuasive writing skills with Year 9,10 or 11.

A lesson that guides students through an extract based question on the theme of inequality. Includes a basic guide for how to plan.

An analytical lesson that guides students through analysis of Act 1 Scenes 4 and 5.

A worksheet that guides students through the analysis of the poem - with guided annotations, questions and analysis of key terms.

A lesson that guides students through analysis of I Find No Peace by Thomas Wyatt.

Analysis tasks for an extract from chapter 2 of Lord of the Flies.

Analysis lesson of Chapter 8 of Purple Hibiscus.

A lesson analysing Ralston’s Between A Rock and a Hard Place for the IGCSE Edexcel Anthology.

A little intro lesson where students imagine their lives are being turned into a novel and they design a clever title, cover and blurb. Nice intro lesson to a novel or to the beginning of the academic year. They can then be used for display!

A lesson analysing Island Man by Nicols. Creative tasks, analysis tasks. Suitable for KS3 and KS4.

A lesson exploring the changes in Jacobean Science and Society to support AO3 knowledge (context) when studying the play.

Hamlet A Level Act 3 Scene 1 - analysis

A resource that guides students through analysis and evaluation of Marcus Rashford’s persuasive writing.

A resource guiding students through evaluation of Trump’s power of persuasion. Links specifically to his ‘build a wall’ speech - also inspires students to challenge and write their own persuasive response.

A lesson that guides students through analysis of the opening of The Hunger Games.

A lesson that guides students to analyse both Churchill and Obama’s persuasive language.

A lesson that guides students through analysis of Pavel Friedmann’s poem The Butterfly. Discusses the holocaust, concentration camps and ghettos.

A lesson that helps students revise for the unseen poetry questions in AQA Lit Paper 2.

A lesson for Key Stage 3 which guides them through analysis of the poem Hunger and then encourages them to write their own using metaphors. The poem is about starving people/children living in far off countries.

A lesson that guides students through analysis of Mary Jean Chan’s poem The Window (LGBTQI+ poetry). It deals with coming out, and gender identity. Suitable for Year 9 upwards.